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NEW ADVEMTIBEMENTB. , £500 KEWAKD. WHEREAS on the morning of the Ist inßt., the Police Station at Clyde, in the province of Otago, was broken into, and treasure to the amount of £13,981 Stolen therefrom, consisting of GOLD TO THE VALUE OF £7871, and BANK NOTES £6110 (the numbers of which are known). It is hereby notified that a reward of £500 will be paid to any person or persons .who shall give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offenders and the recovery of the stolen property. It is further notified that his Excellency the Governor offers a FREE PARDON in the event of the person giving such information being an accomplice. W. A. TOLMIE, Deputy-Superintendent, 1388 Government Offices, Dunedin. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY 1 TVSCOURSE TO-MORROW EVENING, U in TOWN HALL, by Mr T. WRIGHT, at 6.30. Subject :—" THE EUNUCH'S CONVERSION." 1385 TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. AN ENTERTAINMENT will take place in the READING-ROOM, Knight's Town, ST. ALBANS, on MONDAY EVENING; chair to be taken at 7.30 p.m. Admission, 2d. 1386 m H E A T R E ROYAL. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1870. TOM CRINGLE'S LOG. The Great Burlesque, FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS, Not played in Christchurch for the last fire , years. MONDAY— THE CREOLE. 1353 ■p-BOMENADK BALL. FORIiSTERS' HALL. MONDAY EVENING. Dancing to commence at Eight. 1390 CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE Committee request that all those who have not yet notified their intention of giving a Private Prize at the next Show, which will take place on the 9th NOVEMBER, the Prince of Wales' Birthday, will do so at once to the Secretary, in order that it may be inserted in the Catalogue, now in preparation. Offers of prizes have been received from the following gentlemen:— George Gould, the President, £20 (Cup) — for the best Merino Ram. R. H. Rhodes, £10— for the bent Cheese, manufactured exclusively by servants of a. farm. Andrew Duncan, Mayor of Christchuroh, £10— for Colonial -made Farm Im plements. James Walls, £5 5s (Cup or Money)— for the best Yearling (.colt or filly) by Sir Colin Campbell. A. A. Fantham, Silver Cvp — for the best Calf (bull or heifer), by either of the Bulls Comet or President. Coates and Co., Silver Cup (value, £10) — for the competitor who shall take the largest number of First-class Medals in Sheep, Cattle, and Horses collectively. Fuller particulars of these offers will be published in Catalogues. E. B. BISHOP, Hon. Secretary. August 6, 1870. 1387 A COMFORTABLE TWO -ROOMED LEAN-TO to LET, Furnished; suitable for two single men. Rent, 8s a week. Also, Two Front Rooms of a Cottage to Let, Unfurnished. Apply A. BHARP, Butcher, Montreal street south. 1389 FOR SALE, or TO LET, a neat FourRoomed COTTAGE, well finished, with arteßian well, stable, and other outbuildings, situate near the Agricultural Show Grounds, Colombo street south. Rent, £30 per annum. Apply to E. MITCHELL & CO., 1391 c Hereford street. END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' TEMPERANCE HALL, GLOUCESTER STREET. A TEA and {ENTERTAINMENT, in commemoration of the First Anniversary of the above Hall, will take place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. Tea on the tables at 5.30 p.m. Tickets, for the Tea and Entertainment, Is 6d each; or for Entertainment only, 6d. 1374